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Totteridge Farm Camping Pods
Totteridge Farm, Littleworth, Pewsey, Wiltshire, SN9 5LF
Call direct on:
Tel07917 573407
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Call direct on:
Tel07917 573407
Totteridge Farm Camping Pods offer a wonderful English countryside experience, for those who want to be close to nature without giving up home comforts.
Step out of your timber lodge into the fresh calm of a rural Wiltshire morning, explore the towns, villages and trails of the Vale of Pewsey, or sit out under the stars around a wood fire with a glass of our farm-grown English wine… with the home comforts of a hot shower and a King Size bed in a double-glazed, underfloor-heated luxury pod.
We also offer limited independent camping for small tents.
Our Pod and camping areas offer fantastic views across the Vale of Pewsey, looking across to the majestic backdrop of Martinsell Hill, and the area is perfect for walking and cycling, as well as for trips further afield in Wiltshire and beyond.
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| Type kamer/accommodatie | Tarief kamer/accommodatie* |
|---|---|
| Camping Pods - one night stay - Log Cabin/Lodge | € 105,30 per accommodatie per nacht |
| Camping Pods - subsequent nights - Log Cabin/Lodge | € 99,45 per accommodatie per nacht |
*Als richtlijn gelden de prijzen per kamer per nacht voor hotels, pensions, B & B's en service-appartementen en per week voor accommodaties met zelfcatering.
Opmerking: Prijzen zijn slechts een richtlijn en kunnen dagelijks veranderen.
Totteridge Farm is half a mile north of the B3087 between the villages of Pewsey and Burbage, approximately 6 miles south of Marlborough.
Sat Nav: SN9 5LF (1/4 mile from the farm), continue northwards for 400 yards, and turn right by the sign for Fresh Farm Eggs
From the M4 Jn 15, Swindon and Marlborough
From Swindon East (Jn 15) take the A346 south to Marlborough, and continue south to Burbage. Turn right at the roundabout, on the B3087 towards Pewsey, and follow the road to Milton Lilbourne Turn right at Milton Lilbourne crossroads, northwards towards New Mill. Carry straight on in the hamlet of Littleworth. The farm entrance is on your right, approximately half a mile north of the crossroads, just after a low bridge warning sign. Follow the sign for Fresh Farm Eggs.
From the A303, Amesbury
Turn northwards at the Countess roundabout on the A345 towards Marlborough and Pewsey. Continue for 12 miles to Pewsey, and turn right at the statue in the village centre, taking the B3087 towards Burbage. Turn left at Milton Lilbourne crossroads, northwards towards New Mill. Carry straight on in the hamlet of Littleworth. The farm entrance is on your right, approximately half a mile north of the crossroads, just after a low bridge warning sign. Follow the sign for Fresh Farm Eggs.
By train:
Pewsey station (2 miles from the farm), accessible from London Paddington, Reading, Newbury, Westbury, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth or Penzance.
From Bristol, Bath, Salisbury or Southampton, change at Westbury.
There are also rail connections to Swindon (direct bus to Pewsey) or Andover (bus to Marlborough, alight at Burbage (5 miles), or via Amesbury to Pewsey (2 miles).
By bus:
Services run from Pewsey (2 miles) to Marlborough, Swindon and Salisbury, and a local bus runs infrequently from Wilton, Burbage, Milton Lilbourne (1/2 mile), Littleworth (1/4 mile), Wootton Rivers and Marlborough.
* Proprietors contactable daily between 9:00 - 20:00
Emergency and out-of-hours requests on 07917 573407
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